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Japan’s H3 Rocket Soars to New Heights, Revolutionizing Global Positioning

2 February 2025

Japan’s H3 rocket No. 5 successfully launched the No. 6 Michibiki satellite, enhancing global positioning technology. The launch took place at the Tanegashima Space Center and follows a difficult debut for the H3 rocket in 2023. This mission is part of Japan’s

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Rocket Lab’s Bold Bet: Skyrocketing in the Satellite Market with Eco-Innovation

2 February 2025

Rocket Lab is targeting sustainable space technology, inspired by SpaceX’s Starlink project. They are developing the Neutron reusable rocket to enhance payload efficiency and sustainability. The satellite market is valued at $320 billion, presenting significant opportunities for growth and innovation. Rocket Lab

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Asteroid Warning: Could This Cosmic Giant be a City Destroyer?

2 February 2025

Asteroid Y4 is approximately 130 to 300 feet wide and has the potential impact force of 100 atomic bombs. Nasa identified Y4 on December 27, 2024, leading to increased monitoring and threat assessments. The asteroid could approach Earth on December 22, 2032,

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Unleashing the Future: Volcanoes as Powerhouses?

2 February 2025

Volcanic energy is being explored as a potential renewable energy source, shifting perspectives on natural disasters. Advancements in geothermal technology are enabling new drilling techniques that can harness the extreme heat from volcanic areas. Countries in the Pacific Ring of Fire, including

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Asteroid Alert: A 1-in-63 Chance Could Change Our World in 2032

2 February 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4 is tracked with a 1-in-63 chance of impacting Earth on December 22, 2032. NASA’s ATLAS system detected the asteroid in December 2024. It measures between 130 to 300 feet in size and moves at 8.24 miles per second. Active

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Set to Revolutionize Space Exploration

2 February 2025

Blue Origin is set to launch the New Glenn rocket, marking its significant entry into the commercial space race. The New Glenn rocket, over 320 feet tall, features advanced BE-4 engines and aims to compete with industry leaders like SpaceX. With an

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Rocket Disaster Unleashes Hidden Pollution Threat: What You Need to Know

2 February 2025

SpaceX’s Starship encountered a catastrophic failure, resulting in the release of large quantities of pollutants. Approximately 45.5 metric tons of metal oxides and 40 metric tons of nitrogen oxides were potentially emitted. Concerns arise as the metallic debris could match pollution from

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When Volcanoes Go Digital. The Future of Predicting Eruptions.

2 February 2025

AI is transforming volcanic eruption forecasting by processing large data sets faster and more accurately than traditional methods. AI models detect patterns in seismic activity, gas emissions, and ground deformation that might be missed by human experts. Drones equipped with sensors gather

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Asteroid Alert: What You Need to Know About the 2032 Close Encounter

2 February 2025

An asteroid will pass close to Earth on December 22, 2032, at a distance of 127,699 kilometers. There is significant uncertainty in its trajectory, with a potential variation of up to 1.408 million kilometers. If it were to collide with Earth, possible